
Rod Mullins joins ‘Street Knowledge’ to preview Daytona 500
“Street Knowledge” welcomes back our NASCAR beat reporter, Rod Mullins, who joins us today to go over the storylines for Sunday’s NASCAR season-opening Daytona 500.

“Street Knowledge” welcomes back our NASCAR beat reporter, Rod Mullins, who joins us today to go over the storylines for Sunday’s NASCAR season-opening Daytona 500.

The Mark Moses Show is joined by AFP editor Chris Graham to talk Tom Brady winning his seventh Super Bowl, owning a Peloton during a pandemic and what happened in the Roman Reigns-Kevin Owens match at the Royal Rumble.

Former Staunton City Council member Erik Curren joins the show to talk about his effort to call on the current City Council to issue a statement affirming the election of President Biden, denouncing the insurrection of Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol and committing to protect Staunton citizens from domestic terrorist groups operating locally.

The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center is a little quiet right now after two dogs were left on Saturday, including one in a foster home.

The Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative Operation Round Up Committee has awarded $22,500 in grants to 14 area organizations.

Chris Graham talks UVA hoops. Three ways to tune in: podcast, Facebook, YouTube.

COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to sharply downward statewide and nationally. How are our local hospitals holding up into the second week of February?

According to recent data from USDA, nearly 40 million Americans live in food deserts, areas defined to be without grocery stores within one or more miles in urban regions, and ten or more miles in rural regions.

Valley residents will see a familiar name again this year on NASCAR’s roster. Quin Houff of Weyers Cave will pull into his second season as a NASCAR Cup driver in the Daytona 500 on Feb. 14.

Last week, a significant community vaccination threshold was passed – 10,000 vaccine doses administered by Augusta Health staff.
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